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Tiziana Terenzi 1984

6.0 / 10 11 Ratings

A perfume by Tiziana Terenzi for women, released in 1984. The scent is floral-animal. The production was apparently discontinued.
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Main accords

Floral

Animal

Sweet

Spicy

Powdery

Fragrance Notes

Amber

Blossoms

Industrial Marshmallow

Ratings

Scent

6.011 Ratings

Longevity

6.99 Ratings

Sillage

6.17 Ratings

Bottle

5.214 Ratings

Submitted by Lilith · last update on 11/28/2019.

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Reviews

2 in-depth fragrance descriptions

12/22/2014

6Scent

ScentedSalon
96 Reviews

ScentedSalon

1

Powdery Amber

Getting a great deal is always nice, especially when you find a gem like Tea Rose Amber. I had the original Tea Rose and this amber version is even more accessible. It is a powdery, vintage amber without a lot of sweetness or spice. It is very wearable and easy to like for a woman of any age. I don't envision men wearing it but I guess it could work. I would not suggest that this is complex in the least but worth getting.

05/16/2014

10Scent 10Longevity 10Sillage

ScentFan
336 Reviews

ScentFan

Very helpful Review 8

Amber Worthy Successor

I am just so stunned by the Tea Rose line that I had to look Perfumer's Workshop up. Founded by maverick, Donald Bauchner, The Perfumer's Workshop set out to shake up the industry. At a Bloomingdale's fragrance counter, it introduced custom blending by allowing its young and hippie customers to mix its essential oils. Then it created a high-end perfume, Tea Rose, which became an instant classic adored by Princess Grace of Monaco, Princess Diana, Nicole Kidman (and, last month, me) then sold it everywhere. And so forth. This line is by no means an accident. Bauchner spent ten years studying under the likes of Revson and Lauder then struck out on his talented own to match the free-love and revolutionary tenor of his times with perfume. That ethic continues, which is why 27 years after Tea Rose was introduced, this worthy successor arrived. Take Tea Rose, add lots more amber. Voila!